ecphonesis
/ɛkfɒnˈiːsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
The act of giving utterance to deep emotions or feelings, especially in a way that is considered eloquent or expressive.
“The poet’s ecphonesis in his latest work has left many in the audience in tears.”
2. noun
A sudden outburst of emotion, especially in speech or writing.
“The politician’s ecphonesis during the debate shocked many in the audience.”